The effusions of M. Julius Beezer

from the all very well in theory department Back in August I came across this blogpost —a somewhat generic homily on the importance of ope...

I felt moved to offer a comment below this blogpost , which claims Jeremy Corbyn is "unelectable" because of his positions he has ...

from the because-we-need-the-space-for-other-things department The Bristol Traffic blog , which claims to be about "getting around B...

from the new-Fordist-distractions department The open access arm of the BMJ has just published the results of an ecological study from C...

I recently commented on a Guardian article discussing recent deliberate attacks on cyclists in the UK, which uncritically presented the...

from the opened-for-other-uses department Using my mother's Mac for a couple of days, and I just rediscovered this comment that I wrot...

 Over the years my online reading has expanded to encompass several philosophical blogs. Of course we all love ( phil ) knowledge ( sophy) ....

from the my-kinda-people department I did not know that Marc Andreeson, programmer of the first graphical web browser, NCSA Mosaic, had or...

from the truth-is-still-getting-its-boots-on dept Email to the Editor, JewishVoiceNY.com [sent 16:39h, 30/12/2014] Dear Editor, I live...

from the all-doubts-removed dept I quite liked the Three Percent podcast in many ways: those guys served my mental model of conversatio...

Almost two years ago, David Crystal posted a short article on his blog musing about when to use "for instance" and when to use ...

from the freedom-from-illegal-invasions-is-also-a-human-right department    The Huffington Post irritates in so many ways—from its browser-...

Silicon valley software engineer Ben Adida (36) certainly doesn't hesitate to grovel before his president in his recent blog post conce...

There's a man called David Hembrow, a resident of the Netherlands, who enthuses about the virtues of the Dutch policy of taking cyclist...

When I decided, in 2009, to re-establish an online presence after a couple of years off, I made a couple of decisions whose effects persist ...